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Palazzo Ricci Private Residence Club Featured in Desert Living Magazine Welcome to Palazzo Ricci, your new Italian home. There is simply nothing like it. That feeling of blissful comfort and opportunities, gaining in popularity and personal ROI, is that The building will be completely Viewing the historic grandeur of Palazzo Ricci, one may marvel at luxury. The con!dence of existing in a space that is uniquely yours of private residence clubs. Ownership not only provides for renovated to meet the highest the sumptuous wonders waiting to welcome you inside its walls. A and a"ords the satisfaction of an exceptional, personally-tailored extraordinary family traditions and lifetime memories, but also standards of modern architecture, spectacular atrium with a breathtaking view over the Italian garden lifestyle in one of the most sought-after destinations in the world. for a legacy asset that can be passed on for generations. And rest energy e!ciency, and engineering, and the Majella Mountains, glass elevator, concierge desk, state- This is the ownership experience at Palazzo Ricci. assured, every aspect of Palazzo Ricci is protected and main- while maintaining a commitment of-the-art fitness center, complete with a couples massage room, tained, providing peace of mind and years of worry-free owner- to the preservation of its original are among the common areas. A cellar museum in which antique Located in the Abruzzo region of Italy, the medieval village of ship, hallmarked by luxury, convenience, flexibility and authentic Italian design and detail. Fourteen treasures of the old Palazzo will be exposed to create an even higher spotlight Casoli is home to beautiful Palazzo Ricci, a 220-year-old Italian Italian history. exclusive residences that rival connection between the past and the present of the Palazzo. Valerie Milano Valerie palace, currently being restored into a one-of-a-kind private accommodations at the world’s finest By residence club. Pinch Yourself Now. You Are Home. resorts will be available and shared One, two, and three-bedroom floor plans are housed within the In its glory, Palazzo Ricci was considered the gem of the town among nine owners per residence, Palace, in addition to an opulent penthouse and beautiful, adja- Among the many changes that took place in 2020, an incred- of Casoli. Once renovation is complete, the exterior design will allowing for frequent and flexible cent cottage with a private and romantic parlor. sponsor ible spike took place in the real estate industry as related to recapture the original grandeur of this 18th century palace along lodging throughout the year. second homes. Among the smartest and easiest investment with Italy’s classic old-world charm. 70 Desert Living • June 2021 June 2021 • Desert Living 71 Abruzzo is home to the famous Trabocchi Coast Casoli sits high on a hill with pan- where fishermen still cast their nets from wooden oramic views of the Apennine stilt-like structures called trabocchi. These mecha- Mountains, the Adriatic Sea and the nized “fishing machines” allow them to fish without Italian countryside. Its cobblestone using a boat. It’s also home to a staggering number streets and 9th-century castle evoke of castles—over 700 of them still stand in some scenes right out of the movies. The form today. cafes, restaurants, street markets, shops, and the town’s warm welcome are the best and most genuine experi- ences Italy has to o"er. To reach Casoli, visitors can fly in to either Rome or Naples international airports, followed by a spectacularly scenic two-hour drive east to Casoli. The Abruzzo region also has its own smaller international airport in Pescara, just 45 min from Casoli. In late 2019 it received Italian government clearance for an extension of the runways, which will mean the addition of many more Every residence delivers an exceptional standard Italian-landscaped garden. It’s here where vibrant flowers and international flights into Abruzzo and of living with state-of-the-art appliances, luxuri- ornamental plants surround old-world water features, romantic Casoli (estimated in 2022). ous linens, furniture, décor, and art that inspire pergolas and secluded sitting areas. And—just when you think sensations of perfection and comfort. Unique it couldn’t get any better—comfy lounge chairs are at the ready Epic Life Experience and luxuries within each residence also include private for enjoyment of the stunning swimming pool and breathtaking Intelligent Investment balconies, dramatic mountain and garden views, views of the Italian Apennine and Majella mountains. Future-proof travel, luxury modern stately living and dining parlors, arched and nou- living, epic life experience, and intelli- veau stained-glass windows, along with a shared Authentic Italy gent investment can all come together extension of world-class amenities and services Known for its stunning craggy mountains, beautifully rugged with private residence club owner- supplied by a 24-hour on-call sta". coastlines, expansive national parks, and plenty of medieval hill- ship. Now is your time. Now is the top towns scattered in between, it’s clear that the Abruzzo region time for your piece of Italian heritage. Along with the distinct luxury inside and among has not been overly influenced by today’s busy, modern way of Now is the time for Palazzo Ricci. of each private residence, owners will also life. It clearly retains the classic “old Italy” feeling. experience the exquisite beauty of a spacious www.palazzoricci.club 72 Desert Living • June 2021 June 2021 • Desert Living 73.
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